Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
Local Items.


 Mir. J. J. Devine returned to Tucson on Monday.
 Col Elmer Howard, agent of the Pi- mas, has gone east on short visit.
 The Silver King declared it's usual monthly dividend on the 9th instant
 Father Monfort of this place will hold mass in Globe to-day ar l to-morrow.
 Mir J. D. Reymert, ir., of DeNoon, was in Florence for a day or two this week.
 ~ Mir. John c. Loss of Casa Grande spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Flor ence.
 Hon. A. c. B,xer of Phenix, spent a couple of days in Florence this week, on legal business.
 Mir. w. NJ Griffith returned from the south oh Thursday and went to his Drip ing Springs ranch.
 Mir. Samuel Bostwick is causing many sul antil improvements to be made abou his residence.
 Mrs. OBnyle, formerly of Silver King, is now residing on her ranch near Tempe, ib Maricopa county.
 Charley Driscoll was a passenger by the south bound stage on Tuesday. He came down from PInal.
 The new town recently surveyed by Mir L. D. Chillson for Mr. A. E. Sake, near Vekol, will be called Leroy.
 Rodman M. Price, jr., is the secretary of the rortilita Gold and Silver Mining Company, with his office in New York.
 Mfr John Dore, who was badly beaten by Mex can at Whitlow's station thIee weeks ago, is able to go about the streets on crutches.
 Mir. Frank Souva, of Casa Grande, was in town Monday aud Tuesday. Mir. Souva intImates that he may eventually become resident of Florence.
 J. D. Rittenhouse is constantly receiv ing new goods, his trade demands it, and he keeps up to the times by giving uni versal satisfaction to the public. Supt. Arthur Macy came down from k Silver King on Tuesday to attend the meeting of the Bolrd of Equalization, and returned home on Wednesday.
 From the Ronceverte News, West Va We see that Lucieu Walker of the Vekol mines, is spending few days in that pal t O. the State as guest of Geo. E. DavIs.
 The San Francisco papers announce that ''W. K. Meade and wife, of Arizuua, are at that place" which indicates that the marshal has fulfilled the prophecy.
 Mrs June Biery, daughter of Judge and Mrs. H. B. Summers, left on Thurs day for her home at Silver King, after fortnights visit to her parents ill Flor ence.
 Mir J. M. Ochoa is rapidly recovering from the injuries he received at the time his team run away at Keymert's Camp, and he will be at his place of business next week
 Il D 6ittenhouse received this week beautiful tine of ladies' goods, consist ing of Silks Satins, Velvsts, Velveteens, 6fess-Geods, &c., also general line of Dry Goods. Gen. T. F. Wilson of Tucson, attor- ney of the Florence Canal and Water Company, made an ins pt ction of the ca nal on Monday and also saw. some of the pleasant sights about Florence.
 Mir. J. C. Loss of Casa Glande, is sell ing the best wIndmills ever manufactured the Cyclone mill They run with the ightest breeze and are not ate cted by the strongest gale. Forpumping purpos- ses they cannot be sxcelled. One of the largest cantelopes of the present year ot grace was presented to the ENTERPRISE last Sunday by Mir. c. U. Henry. It was raised on his sub-irri- gated lot and was handsome sample of the hundreds he has grown this year. Among the good signs plainly visible to the people of Florence, one who runs may read that just erected upon the front of tie ENTERPRIsE office Mir. J. A. Downs IS responsible for it's good ap. pc trance and the ENTERPRIsE feels proud of it.
 Mir. w. E Guilds vines bear magnificent clusters of grapes this year and they ars ripening in splendid shape. Mrs Arthur Macy, of Silver King, was the recipient of bunch this week that would weigh five or six pounds.
 The first marriage license under tht new law was issued by Recorder Bo J Whitesides on Wednesday, authorizing the marriage of Mr 0. E.. Travis, oI sacaton and Miss Birdie B. Wightman of Illinois. It is presumed the Rev. Dr Perkins, of the agency, has performed the cermony ere this. =
 MT. D. M. Reynolds, of Atlantic, Ia. is pa ssing portion of his western visit in Florence, taking a look at the country Nil. Reynolds is young lawyer of tai ent and promise, and 1t would be an sc quisition to the bar of this Territory could he be ind duced to settle here.
 1.-The Phenix Advance" is the nam of a new journalistic venture in the grow ing young city down the river, and it i published by MT. I. R. Birt, who form erly conducted the LordsbaCg Advance The first number is a very creditabl sheet. and it gives promise of sn actIv and useful career.
 M. Henry Buehman, the Tucson pho tpgrapher, will make business visit t Florence shortly, when the people cal obtain shadows of their substance tha are as life like as the real. Mr. Bueh